William De-Heer Johnson

William, your passing is still raw and surreal to quantify. May you soar high in God's warmest embrace. Sleep well until wee meet again. Love you loads

William so saddened by your passing. I feel cheated that I did not know you long enough and our time was so short. I know you are looking down on all of those that you hold dear and I hope you can see how much you are loved and missed. I hope you are free of pain and suffering and with an eternal smile on your face. Rest well our friend, life will be a less brighter without you in it x

Kizzo you were more than a friend; you were family. In every laughter we shared, every challenge we faced together, and every moment of absence we endured, we shared the values of the true meaning of love, loyalty, and kindness. You had a way of lighting up any room you walked into, your cheeky smile and self grandiose will always be remembered. Now, as I sit here, I can’t help but smile through the tears, remembering your quirks, your favorite sayings, and all the dreams we spoke of late into the night. Though you are gone, your presence remains woven into the fabric of my life. Rest well dear brother.

Dear brother, May peace be with you in this sudden journey. You've gone too soon however, till we meet again, rest in peace.

Oh Kizzo, Starting and finishing our boarding school experience at Adisadel College was something else. Memories we shared and brought them with us to the UK. We fist bumped claiming we made it through and appreciated the hussle. Our smile was always engaging and still remember the excitement on your face when I told you I found Boris that he was in the same Secondary school with my son and had visited the campus Adisadel College on a school trip, boasting of it their parents College in teen age years. Only if we knew this journey would be cut short we would have celebrated our 60th birthdays together. Something most of the mates you started the boarding school experience with from age 10-11 will be celebrating the next couple years. May St Nicholas our patron Saint of Adisadel College guide you home, Hamlyn am sure is proud of you with your exploits and impact you had on people you engaged with. You've played hard, prayed hard and worked hard just us we were encouraged. We reminisced each time we met whilst reflecting on the decisipline installed in us to become the men we are today. Till we meet again Bene quiescant amicus et frater.

Your infectious smile and calmness captured all of us during the days “on the hill” and after. Always full of life and living it to its fullest. Kizzo, you will be missed by Santa85 but we know the Good Lord has reserved a good place for you. Rest in Peace brother, till we meet again.

Today, I mourn the loss of my dear friend, William, who left an indelible mark on my life. For over three decades, we shared countless moments, laughter, and adventures that shaped me into the person I am today. Our friendship was forged in the fires of youth, and over the years, it only grew stronger. We navigated life's ups and downs together, offering a shoulder to lean on, a listening ear, and a comforting presence. I remember our spontaneous road trips, our deep conversations, and our silly jokes. I recall our late-night phone calls, our laughter-filled gatherings, and our heartfelt goodbyes. Each memory is a precious gem, polished by the passage of time. William, your impact on my life can not be measured. You taught me the value of loyalty, the power of empathy, and the beauty of unconditional love. Your legacy will live on in my heart, inspiring me to be a better friend, a better person. As I bid you farewell, I take comfort in knowing that your spirit will continue to guide me. May you rest in peace, dear William, knowing that our friendship will forever be etched in my memory

Kpa.....our term we used to say. Ooh dear, this is so hard to believe but in all things we say thanks to the Almighty. May you be kept in the blossom of God. Rest well bro.